Grundlagen universaler Wissensordnung

The book provides a comprehensive exploration of universal classification systems, beginning with an introduction to the problem area and the various applications of classification systems. It delves into the ontological and theoretical foundations necessary for a universal classification system, addressing key aspects such as conceptual frameworks, language, and notation. The content also examines existing universal classifications, their structures, and the limitations they face, culminating in the establishment of postulates for a new system. Further sections discuss the scientific and information science principles that underpin the proposed universal classification system. The text outlines suggestions for its construction and practical applications, ensuring that the system is both functional and adaptable to various needs. The appendices include detailed tables and a comprehensive bibliography, along with an index of subjects and names, providing readers with additional resources for deeper understanding and research. The work is a vital resource for those interested in the development and implementation of classification systems across different fields.